Quote Originally Posted by EOSThree
That's my point, and it's based on a lot of research and messing about a couple of times with the cameras in the store too.
Fair enough. I was looking at it more in terms of the photography public's initial reaction and the fact that the E-P1 was the first camera that really seemed to me to be fulfillling the Micro Four Thirds promise of being a real compact alternative to DSLRs. With that perspective, the E-P1 looks more important. But if we're talking about the better camera, then the GF1 is the one. I'm still not sure which way to look at it, though.